Where Is Brad Aldrich Now? All We Know About Him And Where He Works

Where Is Brad Aldrich now?  Brad Aldrich was the coach of the Chicago Blackhawks until  Kyle Beach’s lawsuit exposed his evil side that led to his dismissal. Prior to the suit, Brad had been sexually assaulting Kyle Beach. Kyle was stifled in a chokehold situation because even The Chigaco Blackhawks was protected Brad Aldrich by refusing to sanction him.  for refusing to take action against Brad. 

 But Thankfully, the law had its course as it eventually caught up With Brad.  In 2014, he was convicted for sexual assault on Kyle Beach who was a High School hockey player at the. To this end,  Brad Aldrich is currently a registered sex offender. Kyle was stifled before he eventually filed the lawsuit. 

After the shameful exposure, Brad has maintained a low profile. However, it is known that he currently lives in Michigan, in the United States along with his family. Not so much Aldrich has been seen or heard. Ever since. But in this article, we would reveal some salient details about the ex-Blackhawks coach, including his current place of work. Kindly read till the end. 

Three Other Victims Have Spoken Against  Brad Aldrich And Plan To File A Lawsuit 

Apart from Kyle Beach who initially filed a suit against Brad Aldrich as ‘John Doe 1. Three other plaintiffs have spoken up against Brad. They hired Christopher Cortese as they warm up to file a lawsuit against Brad and the Chicago Blackhawks. 

One of the potential plaintiffs, John Doe 3, has accused Brad of assaulting him sexually in October 2012. He claims that Brad opened up about being gay to him. Brad was his mentor before the assault but he had to avoid him. John Doe 3 turned into an alcoholic in other for his mental health and peace of mind. He couldn’t speak up at the time because several attempts fell through. 

The second potential plaintiff is  Black Ace 1. Black claims that Brad used to send him unsolicited sexually explicit pictures of himself.  While the last Plaintiff, is  ex- Blackhawks coach, Paul Vincent. Paul is a witness to the other plaintiffs. He claims that Brad threatened to harm him after he reported his misgivings and immoral conduct.  He was gaged by the then vice-president of hockey operations,  Al MacIsaac who slashed his pay by half because he reported Brad. 

Where Is Brad Aldrich Now? He Works AT  a glass-etching company that employs college-aged interns

After the unfortunate incident and his disgraceful dismissal from the Blackhawks, Brad Aldrich went into hibernation. He seems to have a new life as the chief executive of OcuGlass. OcuGlass is a Michigan-based glass etching company. The company was launched in 2013 with four employees, but within five years, the employees expanded to 30. In 2022, it is has more employee lists aided by the company’s strong affiliation with universities and colleges.

Brad Aldrich took to the company’s website in March 2019 to acknowledge the contribution of colleges and universities interns to the company’s growth via a  post stating that OcuGlass plans to continue to recruit and work with college student talent in all areas of their business and they are proud of the program that has unfolded and is extremely grateful for the efforts and contributions of the interns.

Brad Aldrich’s Close Is  Tier Two Sexual Offender Who Is Prone To Reoffend

Following the revelation that Brad has been assaulting high school hockey player, Kyle Beach. He served a sentence of less than a year and was wounded as a registered tier two sexual offender. To this end, he is mandated to verify his information biannually.  His crime is not covered. Anybody can easily access information about him on the state’s database of sexual offenders.  Although being on the register bars Brad from having direct contact with institutions like schools or public parks. But it doesn’t restrict him from living his normal life as the sanctions on him aren’t so heavy.

However, being in the Sex offenders registry is quite an extreme spot for him. But according to the Michigan law-enforcement body, Aldrich is permitted to hire interns who are solely 19 and above. Regardless, he still faces some opposition borne out of fear that he might relapse easily.  A psychology professor at John Jay College,  Elizabeth Jeglic, condemned Brad’s exposure with interns by calling it a high-risk behavior. On the other hand, a few persons like Jared Peryam, a Finlandia University alum who worked for Brad at some point believe that he is a great guy and a changed person. 

Brad Aldrich’s Coaching Career Is Ruined For Life

Being a sexual offender is a very serious crime and should be treated as one by all means possible. In his Glory days, Brad Aldrich built a successful hockey coaching career.  He even led Blackhawk to win the Stanley Cup in 2009/2010triumph.  Because of the disgraceful act, his name will be removed from the Stanley Cup. This verdict was made after an investigation by Jenner & Block law firm that exposed Blackhawk’s negligence in sanctioning Brad.  

Blackhawks’ Chairman, Rocky Wirtz wrote a letter to the Hockey Hall of Fame, requesting that  Brad Aldrich be removed from the Stanley Cup.  And  The Hall of Fame  Chair, Lanny McDonald, alongside the NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly confirmed their approval of the request in a press release stating that they would look for the best means possible to grant the request. 

Conclusion

Whatever the gender may be, molesting or assaulting any human being will never be an acceptable societal norm. Offenders like Brad Aldrich should be duly punished. While Victims of sexual abuse should be encouraged to speak up. They should be given all the care and support they need to move past such horrific experiences.